New research says ancient mummy DNA provides the firmest evidence yet that European colonization brought smallpox to the Americas.

The city estimates it needs about $6 billion for maintenance and new construction. Seattle City Light needs more. But one of the most dramatic examples is a landmark.

Experts are worried about tanning's resurgence among young adults, fueled by social media.

A city official confirmed to The Seattle Times on Wednesday night that Mayor Katie Wilson was planning to tell Barnes he needed to resign or he would be fired.

In a 5-3 ruling, the Washington Supreme Court determined that WSU owed a "duty of care" to Sam Martinez, a 19-year-old who died after hazing-related alcohol poisoning.

After days of mounting tensions over Seattle police Chief Shon Barnes response to a mass shooting at Seattle Center, he appears to be on his way out.

Southbound Highway 99 is blocked north of Lynnwood. Drivers are asked to plan an alternate route and expect delays in the area.

First responders are set to give jurors a firsthand account of what they found after Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy killed her three children and tried to take her own life.

Police are asking anyone with videos or photos during or leading up to the shooting or possible suspect information to share via an online portal.

Tenant advocates hope the high price tag will discourage landlords from swift evictions that could be legally dubious.

For years, residents have had a fairly easy route to delay zoning changes in Seattle, putting the burden on the city to defend its plan if they have $120.

For many vendors at Bite of Seattle, the mass shooting Sunday dealt both an emotional and financial blow.

Although visitation to Mount Rainier has slightly decreased since 2023, more than 500,000 additional visitors entered the park in 2025 than in 2016.

Leon Davis admitted himself into a Federal Way hospital for alcohol withdrawal syndrome. Two days later, police pinned him to the hospital floor, killing him.

The "Freedom Plane National Tour," with seven historic documents from America's founding era, stops at Seattle's Museum of History & Industry through Aug. 16.

Pediatricians have been on the front lines as measles and other vaccine-preventable ailments have returned to the U.S. Six doctors share insights on this new era of vaccine hesitancy.

Several factors can increase the risk of developing early onset GI cancers, including genetic conditions, chronic diseases and lifestyle.

The fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history has killed over 1,500 people in eastern Congo.

Flowers ringed the International Fountain at Seattle Center Wednesday as more than 100 people came to pay their respects to three dead and more wounded.

Its been a choppy year for restaurants that lean into lettuce.

Howard University's interim president says over 200 of the more than 500 first-year incoming students who were unenrolled for the fall semester have been readmitted to the school.

The father of a family of six detained in Blaine for nearly four weeks was 'forced to watch [his] children suffer' in a windowless cell, according to the ACLU

Hypertension during pregnancy is associated with stillbirth, heart disease among mothers and other serious complications.

The first-degree assault charge alleges the boy was illegally armed and fired into a crowd, all but assuring he will remain in secure detention while the investigation is ongoing.

All three of Washington's law schools are asking the state Supreme Court to license graduates who couldn't take the canceled bar exam.